BlockSec’s monitoring platform Phalcon said it detected a series of attack transactions targeting smart contracts on Ethereum, with Fetch.ai, nunet_global and SingularityNET among the affected projects. The total loss exceeded $2.1 million, according to the security firm.
Phalcon said the incident appears to have stemmed from the compromise of private keys tied to two addresses. The attacker then used those leaked keys to carry out malicious transactions on-chain.
So far, the projects involved have not released additional details about the incident. They also have not outlined any compensation plan or follow-up measures, based on the information provided in the original report from Techub News.
BlockSec’s monitoring platform Phalcon said it had detected a series of attack transactions targeting smart contracts on Ethereum, affecting projects including Fetch.ai, nunet_global and SingularityNET. Total losses topped $2.1 million.
In a post on X, Phalcon said the incident appeared to be linked to the leak of private keys associated with two addresses. The attacker used the exposed keys to execute malicious transactions.
As of now, the affected project teams have not provided more details on the incident or announced any compensation plan.
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